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About 142 nights a year below freezing, when aging heating systems give out

The oldest blocks in town run heating systems decades older than the newer builds toward Brookline

First frost typically lands around October 18

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Usually worn bearings, an unbalanced wheel or a motor working against restricted airflow. Which one it is changes the repair completely, so a technician measures airflow and current rather than going straight to the motor.

It can, indirectly. Restricted airflow makes the blower work harder and the heat exchanger run hotter than designed, and over roughly 142 freezing nights that adds up. Changing filters on schedule is the one bit of upkeep worth staying on top of.

A high-limit control tripping on overheating is a frequent cause, often traced back to airflow. It's a safety device working correctly, and repeated tripping is the signal to have the cause found.

Only slightly, with 6 nights below zero here against 5. The bigger difference is fuel type, since more homes out this way run on propane or oil rather than gas.